😢 The great maestro Zakir Hussain is no more with us. Rest in Eternal Peace of Music. Born: March 9, 1951 in Mumbai. Date of death: December 15, 2024 in San Francisco.
Gravissima perdita per la musica mondiale. Da circa un decennio esplorando la musica indiana e mediorientale era emerso tra i grandissimi musicisti contemporanei.
It's too big for the mind to understand. Such a towering figure. Loved by so many. His playing so remarkable. The people of his generation who have created so much. The time is here for departure. It's sad, overwhelming, and difficult to accept. I have loved Zakir my whole life. I am now 67. I saw him numerous times with the most amazing players. A mutual friend has studied tabla with him and took me to a class in Berkeley. So special. We went for coffee afterward. Sitting alone with Zakir for a moment, he asked, "What are you getting?" Life is so multi-faceted. A simple question made by anyone. But made by this man I've been taken away by some many times is absurd! Um, Danish? No, he was down to earth. Just an ordinary man who played two little drums for millions of hours for our enjoyment, after his! Amazing. Thank you, Zakir. 🕉 🎉
Slight correction maestro: America's gift to the world is the blues 💙 - which grew into jazz.(!) Miles Davis didn't like the word "Jazz". He said it's the white man's name for this music. "Can you jazz it up?" Songs sung in the fields by slaves became gospel and blues. Went to the city and became electric blues (and soul) and then through improvisation it grew wings 🪽 💙 and became universal music. 🕉 🎉 Now India 🇮🇳 meets America 🇺🇸 "Hi brother. Hi sister. Let's jam." "You got it!" 🎶 🎵
I absolutely loved it, though to just push back a teeeeny tiny bit, I think some of the greatest compositions, whatever the genre, come from those who refuse to accept, “what is supposed to be”. Really, even this amalgamation of “east meets west”, was once considered some sort of blasphemy by “purists” on all sides, and would still today be considered vulgar by such folks. I know what you mean, generally speaking, and I agree, but I had to antagonize just a little. (If you want to even call it that, or push back, it really isn’t either.) However you want to define or describe it, this was absolutely mind-blowing, and imo, a perfect performance! ✌️
Missed the point a little in my opinion!?! It was a fusion and credit goes to the marriage of jazz and indian classical.. I love jazz for what it is and appreciate all that i have heard.. However, keeping an open ear might have helped understand the intent of the concert.. No disrespect just my opinion..
Rest in peace, Maestro Zakir Hussein. Thank you for all the joy and wonder you brought us. You will always be lovingly remembered, and greatly missed. 🙏🏼
I meet Ravi Shankar when i was 10 in the india music skool wich was a honor I meet Zakir Hussain a couple years ago after a concert Meet and greet with friends He was a friend of my dad Really kind person He is a legend One with his tabla and sounds R. I . P 🙏
Whow, Shankar Mahadevan is new for me. That voice is so effortless and warm, he wanders the spectrum so lightfooted and stays completely crystalclear on point, pure joy! The whole ensemble fits wonderfully together.
Also look for Brooklyn Raga Massive (there's a youtube channel) and after that, google the various musician's names in that large ever-shifting ensemble. Also look for the group Natraj, and check out the compilation album _Miles from India_.
GENTLEMEN: THE privilege and HONOUR of being ABLE to HEAR and WITNESS such PERFECTION is BEYOND my IMAGINING. YOU ASTOUND THE heavenly hosts. THEY had to be UTTERLY ENTHRALLED and HOPELESSLY OVERCOME WITH JOY.......RESPLENDENT GLORY.........ALL I CAN DO IS WEEP FOR JOY....PURE EFFULGENT RAPSODY....SO GRATEFUL TO EACH ONE OF YOU. . . . and filled with gratitude for this generous opportunity !!! !!
I don't know what possessed me to type "Jazz India" into the RUclips search, but this is one of the things that came up. Thoroughly impressed. All of the musicians are great. Chris Potter can really play the horn, excellent bass and the tablas sound great, not to speak of the guitar and keys.
First heard Zakir Hussain play tabla in his teens !!! ...along with young Shiv Shankar on Santoor at a private house recital way back in the 60's .!!! .... His father Maestro Alla Raka performed in our small town music conference .... already s big name .... sheer joy to see the legacy carried forward to such heights !!!!
Two days back I had the opportunity to see Ustad Zakir Hussain live. People should watch these musicians play live.. Its an out of the world experience..
A group headlined by Hussain, Holland, plus Potter and other important musicians that presently i don't know but surely are the best in their field, couldnt be better than this...... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Chris Potter... wow, just wow. Those subtleties he creates in his notes are fantastic. And Zakir Hussain as majestic as ever. Dave Holland I've listened to and loved for years. And everybody else is fabulous. Thank you for this.
I love when it cuts to Zakir Hussein, and he’s just in an absolute trance, so fully and completely absorbed into his playing. Also, when he and Holland are going one on one together, the interplay is just mesmerizing! This whole performance was mesmerizing, and absolutely genius. Thank you! 🙏❤️♾
Chris is something really special... I've been so impressed and amazed at the range of Chris's playing, and how the real elevated musicality and honesty that is always there. He knows music, and really seems to dive all in, and put the music first. A treasure.
If only people everywhere - and politicians in particular - would realize, like this wonderful group of artists, how beautiful life can be if we learn to amalgamate what is beautiful in every individual, instead of focusing on differences and trying to establish superiority, resulting in strife and tension! I enjoyed the program but appreciate the urge to avail of what is best in both traditions! The world needs to learn from this beautiful concept!
This is great stuff. Folks might also enjoy pieces by early Oregon, when Collin Walcott was their sitarist/tablist (from about 1970-1984). Walcott studied with Hussain's father on tabla (and Ravi Shankar on sitar). After Walcott's death in '84, they worked with another great tabla player, Trilok Gurtu. With compositions primarily by Ralph Towner, they're less overtly Indian in their styling, but there's clearly a strong cross-cultural interplay there. Kind of wish they'd been mentioned in that discussion of jazz and Indian music!
Jazz and Indian Classical instrumental have the same DNA !!! Great synthasis of East and West and of ancient tradition and modern. Simply mesmerising !! You HAVE to see a live show to really GET into it .
Did you sleep that and the follows nights ? :) First time in my life I was at a Zakir's concert,, the first set lasted two hours !!!! It was more than thirty years ago, and it was one of the most beautiful performance I have never attended. I'll never forget !!!!
1 hour and 55 minutes of pure bliss. I might have never watched another 'music video' of this length on youtube ever, and not once did I feel like skipping ahead (in fact i went back and listened at many places). Awesome!
I don't know nothing about music. I used to listen some of the legend music in you tube. But after passing away of ustad I am astonished by his skill. This video is marvelous.. RIP .. ustaad. A real ustad..
Thank you for another Zakir who is very musical seems to be more peaceful. Krishna Hi used to take us to London to enjoy Ravi Shankar. Amazing music. Thank you America for jazzing it up.
Sir Louis Banks used to live in our neighborhood in kolkata's park street area. He and late Sir Carlton Kito on guitar were a great jazz pair, playing at the Blue Fox. It would have been wonderful to watch Carlton Sir play with them.
OMG ... just gets better as it continues. Thankyou.Divine🦋 All these musicians are soooooo good🦋☺️oh Zakir....out of this world! Makes being here worth it.
I've watched Zakir Hussain and Louis Banks since the 70s tho I haven't been to any concerts in the past few years. This only makes me realize I've missed jazz for far too long. Shankar Mahadevan was a good surprise tho.
I came across this and wanted to play this to relax during some work. But then I had to stop what I was doing and listen to this.. twice, before I could do anything else.
I saw this on my first visit to US it completely enhanced my journey. Nothing comes closer to watching it live in that environment of the Lincoln center.
Utterly enthralling. All the blue notes get fully exploited in both traditions! I saw Holland with Don Cherry and an African drummer in a beautiful hall - maybe 600 people - no pa. Simply the HUGEST harmonies I've ever heard this side of a full Wagnarian orchestra. All implied and "in the air", of course, but an absolutely extraordinary acoustic muso!
@@augm3nt384 I disagree.. He does do bollywood songs.. C'mon what's wrong with making commercial music and a quick buck?? He was also a part of the great Shakti.. and he's got amazing range, modulation and control, He's classically trained.. Speaking of his strengths as a creative talent, he's able to improvise very well spontaneously.. And speaking of his reportoire elsewhere, he's done an amazing job at re imagining devotional music in India.. The only thing, He seems to have lost a little spark after his bypass surgery,, Jazz fusion greats wouldn't come calling if he isnt that good a singer
@@augm3nt384 yea sure. If McLaughlin and Hussain say he is great than he is. He was in shakti playing with those monsters and held his own ground amazingly great.
They have been very active touring with Shakti during 2023, imaging Mclaughlin at '81 what a marvel they are. Nice session here: ruclips.net/video/vQQZC8KBvPY/видео.html
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. may peace and calmness fill your life. ❤
Never heard of any of these musicians previous to stumbling on this. Yes, wow! All four are fabulous! The way they meld their playing blows me away! I've heard many other attempts at fusing two musical traditions but many times they basically consist of switching from one to the other, no true meld. Here the fusion is perfect. Just perfect!
This must be one of the most cross-over-events that you can even imagine. Afro-american jazz gets married to Indian sort of tabla- and sitar-music. As I can understand, this marriage works out very well in the end, so pehaps we can say that this is a success marriage. This music will bring us to understand each other and make a stop for all stupid people that think that it is only their own culture and music that counts.
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😢 The great maestro Zakir Hussain is no more with us. Rest in Eternal Peace of Music. Born: March 9, 1951 in Mumbai. Date of death: December 15, 2024 in San Francisco.
May he rest in peace 🙏🎵🙏
Não sabia que ele havia morrido. Que descanse em paz!!!!
Gravissima perdita per la musica mondiale. Da circa un decennio esplorando la musica indiana e mediorientale era emerso tra i grandissimi musicisti contemporanei.
I saw this concert Live over a year ago. I urge people to go see musicians live. RUclips cannot match that experience.
Lucky !
I heard Ustaz Zakir Hussain 2 weeks back live, it was an amazing experience. But this is definitely a notch above
Agree
Omg I saw circuits trio last feb. they blew the house down. My band canceled rehearsal because half the band bought tickets to that show!
Oh my. So jealous.
Me and my wife were lucky enough to catch this live in Boston. Memorable concert!!
Wow!! And that is why music should be officially declared as the world's official language.
😃😃
Agree!
lol, then I would love to see the diplomatic talks or diplomatic complex music.
It is...it will be..sound is a element which is universal..
Music has no boundaries.
Can't digest the fact that Ustad Zakir Hussain is no more with us..Om shanti shanti shanti..
It's too big for the mind to understand. Such a towering figure. Loved by so many. His playing so remarkable.
The people of his generation who have created so much. The time is here for departure. It's sad, overwhelming, and difficult to accept.
I have loved Zakir my whole life. I am now 67. I saw him numerous times with the most amazing players. A mutual friend has studied tabla with him and took me to a class in Berkeley. So special. We went for coffee afterward. Sitting alone with Zakir for a moment, he asked, "What are you getting?" Life is so multi-faceted. A simple question made by anyone. But made by this man I've been taken away by some many times is absurd! Um, Danish? No, he was down to earth. Just an ordinary man who played two little drums for millions of hours for our enjoyment, after his!
Amazing. Thank you, Zakir. 🕉 🎉
I am watching again this wonderful performance after 3 years, while Maestro Zakir Hussain just left us . RIP 🙏🙏🙏
We are fortunate to have access to this music, in a click. Thanks Zakir and Dave to play.
Try telling that to millenials..
@@EnterSpacebar Hahaha, yes.
it’s a miracle
One of world's greatest musicians Ustad Zakir Hussain has passed away. Rest in music greatest
Everyone is a legend here. RIP Zakir Hussain ji. Sad to see you depart this world for heavenly aboard!!
Indeed. 🕉 🎉
"America's gift to the world is jazz"- what a great line.
Slight correction maestro: America's gift to the world is the blues 💙 - which grew into jazz.(!)
Miles Davis didn't like the word "Jazz". He said it's the white man's name for this music. "Can you jazz it up?"
Songs sung in the fields by slaves became gospel and blues. Went to the city and became electric blues (and soul) and then through improvisation it grew wings 🪽 💙 and became universal music. 🕉 🎉
Now India 🇮🇳 meets America 🇺🇸
"Hi brother. Hi sister. Let's jam."
"You got it!" 🎶 🎵
Potter’s work here is stunningly good - playful, melodic, sensitive, and respectful. This is how jazz is supposed to be.
so true
I absolutely loved it, though to just push back a teeeeny tiny bit, I think some of the greatest compositions, whatever the genre, come from those who refuse to accept, “what is supposed to be”. Really, even this amalgamation of “east meets west”, was once considered some sort of blasphemy by “purists” on all sides, and would still today be considered vulgar by such folks. I know what you mean, generally speaking, and I agree, but I had to antagonize just a little. (If you want to even call it that, or push back, it really isn’t either.)
However you want to define or describe it, this was absolutely mind-blowing, and imo, a perfect performance! ✌️
Missed the point a little in my opinion!?! It was a fusion and credit goes to the marriage of jazz and indian classical.. I love jazz for what it is and appreciate all that i have heard.. However, keeping an open ear might have helped understand the intent of the concert.. No disrespect just my opinion..
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Rest in peace, Maestro Zakir Hussein. Thank you for all the joy and wonder you brought us. You will always be lovingly remembered, and greatly missed. 🙏🏼
I meet Ravi Shankar when i was 10 in the india music skool wich was a honor I meet Zakir Hussain a couple years ago after a concert Meet and greet with friends He was a friend of my dad Really kind person He is a legend One with his tabla and sounds R. I . P 🙏
Chris Potter you are the best jazz improviser I've encountered for decades! A great artist!
Whow, Shankar Mahadevan is new for me. That voice is so effortless and warm, he wanders the spectrum so lightfooted and stays completely crystalclear on point, pure joy! The whole ensemble fits wonderfully together.
Listen to breathless by him
This is what im thinking for my entire life since i was 17... a jazz with classical tabla beats. Awesome.
Might want to check out John McLaughlin and Shakti.
Check out Trilok Gurtu
Also check out Mohini Dey.
Also look for Brooklyn Raga Massive (there's a youtube channel) and after that, google the various musician's names in that large ever-shifting ensemble.
Also look for the group Natraj, and check out the compilation album _Miles from India_.
Mohiney noobs ..
Shankar Mahadevan is outstanding. Shakir Hussain's Tabla proved that Jazz can be spiced up with Indian flavours.
GENTLEMEN: THE privilege and HONOUR of being ABLE to HEAR and WITNESS such PERFECTION is BEYOND my IMAGINING. YOU ASTOUND THE heavenly hosts. THEY had to be UTTERLY ENTHRALLED and HOPELESSLY OVERCOME WITH JOY.......RESPLENDENT GLORY.........ALL I CAN DO IS WEEP FOR JOY....PURE EFFULGENT RAPSODY....SO GRATEFUL TO EACH ONE OF YOU. . . . and filled with gratitude for this generous opportunity !!! !!
I don't know what possessed me to type "Jazz India" into the RUclips search, but this is one of the things that came up. Thoroughly impressed. All of the musicians are great. Chris Potter can really play the horn, excellent bass and the tablas sound great, not to speak of the guitar and keys.
me too... what's wrong with us.. :')
What did you think of the vocals though..
also check out "Return to Shakti" if you liked this. John McLaughlin, electric guitar, plus Indian instruments
First heard Zakir Hussain play tabla in his teens !!! ...along with young Shiv Shankar on Santoor at a private house recital way back in the 60's .!!! .... His father Maestro Alla Raka performed in our small town music conference .... already s big name .... sheer joy to see the legacy carried forward to such heights !!!!
Two days back I had the opportunity to see Ustad Zakir Hussain live. People should watch these musicians play live.. Its an out of the world experience..
The intro, with east and west literally approaching each-other from opposite sides of the stage, chills
إنتشينا إيقاعاً و نغماً ... جمال على جمال .
A group headlined by Hussain, Holland, plus Potter and other important musicians that presently i don't know but surely are the best in their field, couldnt be better than this...... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Do checkout Ustad Zakir sahab on tabla..
And Shanker mahadevan
india...a land of music
the tabla entrance is sooo beautiful...that completes it all
Finally..Some high quality content on RUclips!
Chris Potter... wow, just wow. Those subtleties he creates in his notes are fantastic. And Zakir Hussain as majestic as ever. Dave Holland I've listened to and loved for years. And everybody else is fabulous. Thank you for this.
the level at which these guys operate ... fabulous !!!
I love when it cuts to Zakir Hussein, and he’s just in an absolute trance, so fully and completely absorbed into his playing. Also, when he and Holland are going one on one together, the interplay is just mesmerizing! This whole performance was mesmerizing, and absolutely genius. Thank you! 🙏❤️♾
Psychedelic Intro song 'Radhe Rani'... Freakin' Brilliant.
Being an Indian I was very impressed by Sir Chris Potter
Chris is something really special... I've been so impressed and amazed at the range of Chris's playing, and how the real elevated musicality and honesty that is always there. He knows music, and really seems to dive all in, and put the music first. A treasure.
Do you know Don Cherry ?
@@taf44tt8io CODONA 1, CODONA 2 and CODONA 3
Zakir got me into learning Tabla.
He's a master.
And where u from?
If only people everywhere - and politicians in particular - would realize, like this wonderful group of artists, how beautiful life can be if we learn to amalgamate what is beautiful in every individual, instead of focusing on differences and trying to establish superiority, resulting in strife and tension! I enjoyed the program but appreciate the urge to avail of what is best in both traditions! The world needs to learn from this beautiful concept!
So many things can go wrong during live performance but they are legends for a reason ain't it?
This is great stuff. Folks might also enjoy pieces by early Oregon, when Collin Walcott was their sitarist/tablist (from about 1970-1984). Walcott studied with Hussain's father on tabla (and Ravi Shankar on sitar). After Walcott's death in '84, they worked with another great tabla player, Trilok Gurtu. With compositions primarily by Ralph Towner, they're less overtly Indian in their styling, but there's clearly a strong cross-cultural interplay there. Kind of wish they'd been mentioned in that discussion of jazz and Indian music!
Amazing!! Absolutely beautiful! RIP Zakir.
Normal person will be never called as ustad ...for ustad there is a meaning in it...meaning is Zakir Hussain...soul of tabla
Coltrane's spirit floating and dancing around surfing freely on the sound waves smiling and saying my vision's fulfill I can join God now Amen
Fantastic jazz with Indian classical.very soothing to mind and uplifts one's spirit.
Jazz and Indian Classical instrumental have the same DNA !!! Great synthasis of East and West and of ancient tradition and modern. Simply mesmerising !! You HAVE to see a live show to really GET into it .
I DO NOT KNOW IF YOU CAN SAY BOTH HAVE SAME DNA .Jajj came from Africa
iT'S A TRUE BLESSING TO BE WITNESS TO THIS HIGH END PERFROMANCE. PEACE TO ALL .
Salute to all the Stalwarts of Vocal, MUSIC, and Precussion of all times!!
At just shy of 10 minutes and I’m already in heaven!
I was there at the concert. It was mesmerizing watching live.
Did you sleep that and the follows nights ? :)
First time in my life I was at a Zakir's concert,, the first set lasted two hours !!!! It was more than thirty years ago, and it was one of the most beautiful performance I have never attended. I'll never forget !!!!
Awesome! Music! The ultimate uniter of cultures!
1 hour and 55 minutes of pure bliss. I might have never watched another 'music video' of this length on youtube ever, and not once did I feel like skipping ahead (in fact i went back and listened at many places). Awesome!
I honestly didn't think I would watch the entire show, but it just kept getting better!
tabla and jazz......explosively amazinggg!!!
I don't know nothing about music. I used to listen some of the legend music in you tube. But after passing away of ustad I am astonished by his skill. This video is marvelous.. RIP .. ustaad. A real ustad..
Thank you for another Zakir who is very musical seems to be more peaceful. Krishna Hi used to take us to London to enjoy Ravi Shankar. Amazing music. Thank you America for jazzing it up.
Dave Holland on that bass is all that I wanted to hear this year
Music, the healing light and vibratory force for humanity in all its hues of coloration....thank you MOST HIGH
GRANDIOSO, Gracias creador de la vida, por darnos estos regalos.
True on the naming "Crosscurrents" the worldly conjecture for musical arts. salutes.
They are like music scientists..
thank you for the ad free music video 'Jazz Night in America". Hats's off to these legends 🙏🙏🙏
Sir Louis Banks used to live in our neighborhood in kolkata's park street area. He and late Sir Carlton Kito on guitar were a great jazz pair, playing at the Blue Fox. It would have been wonderful to watch Carlton Sir play with them.
can we just truly appreciate zakir hussain in this..he is genius.. Chris was on next level too.. amazing stuff
Muhteşem, Very good, harika, Türkiye'den selamlar..👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰
I just sat on a chair, close my eyes and went places.😍 What a beautiful journey it took me on! Oh my my!😌😍
My goodness, that 10/8 composition and that saxophone player potter..... love from Pakistan
And there it is..... What a soulful recommendation from RUclips... Amazing 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇱🇷🇱🇷
Excellent groove at Jazz Night in America. Thanks Crosscurrents for the magic carpet ride. Sounds good from here. How sweet it is.
This was uploaded over a year ago and youtube decided to tell me now 🙄🙄
I could say the same 😉
RUclips is retarded. It goes into cul-de-sacs where it ends up suggesting videos you've seen 5 times.
Same here (=
It's a gem
Same
Thats what even I'm thinking of..... 🤔🤔
Ustad ji no more, no one can digest, a great loss to true connoisseurs who loved him a lot
Rest in peace Ustad Ji, there will never be another like you!
This has a Weather Report vibe to it and that's a fabulous vibe indeed.
OMG ... just gets better as it continues. Thankyou.Divine🦋 All these musicians are soooooo good🦋☺️oh Zakir....out of this world! Makes being here worth it.
Ohhh... So this is how legends enjoy themselves & have a gud time...!? ☺️👌
Great 😁😄🇮🇳
This music is not Earth worthy, it belongs to much beyond. My ears feel blessed after listening to the maestros on top of their craft.
ALL of the musicians are amazing!
Drummer Gino rolls it like there's no tomorrow!
Magnifique concert !
Beautifully wove culture through the magic of music which has no barriers. Solute to Zakirbhai
What a privilege to listen to this :) We are very lucky to have these amazing people among us.
I love Jazz and Indian music so this is great.
Dear Lord ... the interplay is just brilliant !
I've watched Zakir Hussain and Louis Banks since the 70s tho I haven't been to any concerts in the past few years. This only makes me realize I've missed jazz for far too long.
Shankar Mahadevan was a good surprise tho.
India's gift to World is all Indian percussion culture
Thanks to All Guru's Teaching and sharing the priceless experience with everyone
I came across this and wanted to play this to relax during some work. But then I had to stop what I was doing and listen to this.. twice, before I could do anything else.
To blend Indian classical music with Jazz is difficult as it can get, yet I was so impressed. Spellbinding.
I saw this on my first visit to US it completely enhanced my journey. Nothing comes closer to watching it live in that environment of the Lincoln center.
Utterly enthralling. All the blue notes get fully exploited in both traditions!
I saw Holland with Don Cherry and an African drummer in a beautiful hall - maybe 600 people - no pa. Simply the HUGEST harmonies I've ever heard this side of a full Wagnarian orchestra. All implied and "in the air", of course, but an absolutely extraordinary acoustic muso!
Super concierto bellísimo saludos de Centro América
Amazing video , amazing artist . Amazing music . Thank you so much for sharing this video . Priceless gem indeed .
Last week 19th Nov attended his Concert in Köln Germany. Superb and lucky to attend the program. Thanks a lot for uploading this video show to RUclips
Oh perfect isolation music to bring a smile ... beautiful🙏🦋
Allah bu akşam bana bir hediye verdi ve bu videoyu yolladı:)
52:45 amazing vocal leading the instruments
Out of Control 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!!!
❤😮❤❤😮.Zakir. Hussein liige så god. Som sin far. MEN. ALlLA RaKHA VAR. SJOVERE. ?
Amazing performance.. after missing Shakti for all of these years!!
This is too simple to be compared to Shakti. Come on .. n Shanker is a horrible addition .. hes a pop singer .. lol
@@augm3nt384 I disagree.. He does do bollywood songs.. C'mon what's wrong with making commercial music and a quick buck?? He was also a part of the great Shakti.. and he's got amazing range, modulation and control, He's classically trained.. Speaking of his strengths as a creative talent, he's able to improvise very well spontaneously.. And speaking of his reportoire elsewhere, he's done an amazing job at re imagining devotional music in India..
The only thing, He seems to have lost a little spark after his bypass surgery,, Jazz fusion greats wouldn't come calling if he isnt that good a singer
@@augm3nt384 yea sure. If McLaughlin and Hussain say he is great than he is. He was in shakti playing with those monsters and held his own ground amazingly great.
They have been very active touring with Shakti during 2023, imaging Mclaughlin at '81 what a marvel they are. Nice session here: ruclips.net/video/vQQZC8KBvPY/видео.html
Today I searched on Utube indian and western music fusion after all I got really good stuff where I can hang for 2 hours continue again n again
when music becomes art, and the art of music reaches beyond all notes
In 55:01, Shankar mahadevan blew up the whole stage and minds of every single person.
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. may peace and calmness fill your life. ❤
I have cited this video in one of my research articles. Thanks for uploading.
Can I get a flac file of this tune anywhere. That was pure bliss! Wow!
Never heard of any of these musicians previous to stumbling on this. Yes, wow! All four are fabulous! The way they meld their playing blows me away! I've heard many other attempts at fusing two musical traditions but many times they basically consist of switching from one to the other, no true meld. Here the fusion is perfect. Just perfect!
This must be one of the most cross-over-events that you can even imagine. Afro-american jazz gets married to Indian sort of tabla- and sitar-music. As I can understand, this marriage works out very well in the end, so pehaps we can say that this is a success marriage. This music will bring us to understand each other and make a stop for all stupid people that think that it is only their own culture and music that counts.